Heating Repair Lorton, VA

Heating Repair Lorton, VA

Do You Need Heating Repair?

Heaters usually present symptoms before they stop working altogether. Calling for heating repair promptly can minimize damage that could result in heater breakdown. If your heating system has any of the following problems, schedule heating repair promptly.

• Heater makes unusual noises
• Higher-than-normal utility bills
• Drafts or uneven heating
• Frequent thermostat adjustments
• Furnace blower runs excessively
• Frequently cycles on and off
• Furnace blowing cold air
• Yellow gas burner flame
• Flu-like symptoms that could signal carbon dioxide leaks

Our experienced NATE-Certified technicians can repair all equipment makes and models. They have the advanced technology to quickly diagnose problems and trucks stocked with parts to get your system back on track.

Expert Heating Installation

Sometimes it's better to replace a heater rather than spend money on heating repairs. If your furnace is between 16 and 20 years old, or if it has a pilot light, it's probably nearing the end of its lifespan. It makes sense to consider new heating installation options before the old heater gives out. Another problem with old heaters is an excessively dry and stuffy house. Old furnaces lose their ability to maintain healthy humidity levels. If you're considering a replacement heating installation, upgrading to an energy-efficient system can save considerably on utility bills.

• Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer
• Furnaces, heat pumps, split systems and boilers
• Financing with approved credit
• $500 off new system installations
• 100 percent satisfaction guarantee
• Serving Lorton, Springfield, Alexandria, Fairfax, Burke, and Northern Virginia

Maintenance Saves Money

One of the most common reasons for heating repair is a system that hasn't been properly maintained. This can cause equipment failure so severe it requires a new heating installation. Poor heater maintenance can produce high utility bills because the system works harder to provide heat. Commonwealth recommends twice-yearly tune-ups to keep your heater in peak condition.